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June 3, 2012
Saint MaximilianKolbe Catholic Church
We Journey Together in Faith and Love All are Welcome
5801 Kanan Road, Westlake Village, CA 91362 818-991-3915
June 3, 2012
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Sacraments SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturday: 3:45-4:30 pm SICK CALLS Call the Parish Office at any time. BAPTISMS First and third Sundays of every month by appointment only. Pre-Baptismal classes required and held the second Monday of every month at 7:30 pm. WEDDINGS Minimum 6 months advance notice required.
COMMUNION TO THE SICK Ray and Stephanie Donckels 805-495-9383
This Week’s Mass Intentions
Most Holy Body and Blood Exodus 24:3-8
Hebrews 9: 11-15 Mark 14: 12-16,22-26
Next Sunday’s Readings
Where to Look in the Bulletin
Monday, June 4- 7:00am—Barbara Hobson Tuesday, June 5- 7:00am—Lulu Dominguez + Wed., June 6- 7:00am– Mary Jane McGraw si Friday, June 8- 7:00am— Special Intention+ Saturday, June 9- 5:00pm— William Younger + Sunday, June 10- 7:30am— Ellen Cole + 9:00am— Jonathan Preston + 11:00am — Andy LaMarca +
Parish Registration We welcome our new parishioners to their new spiritual
home. You enrich us with your presence.
We invite all new parishioners to register.
Name: ____________________________________ Address:_____________________________________ City/Zip:________________________________ Phone: ______________________________________ Email: _____________________________________ You may drop your registration form in the office or in the offertory basket at any weekend Mass. In addition , you may register by e-mailing your infor-mation to [email protected] or calling our parish receptionist at 818-991-3915. Check our web site at http://stmaxchurch.org to regis-ter online.
Who Do You Call??
Website: Polly Toohey 818-991-3915 X 110 [email protected] Bulletin: Susan Craddock 818-991-3915 X 112 [email protected] Calendar: Donna Trematerra 818-991-3915 X 152 [email protected]
Information to be printed in the bulletin must be received at least ten days prior to the publication date.
Again we thank our parishioner, Todd Reub-lin, for our wonderful bulletin cover. Throughout the year the bulletin will fea-ture various locations in our beautiful church and on our parish grounds.
Subscribe to the Tidings (Los Angeles Catholic newspaper)….. page 8 Information on Church Teaching... page 8 Respect Life Information…. page 9 Ministry Listings…. page 8 Staff Listings and Contact Information...page 12 Mass Times...page 12 Kolbe’s Korner Information….page 5 For current calendar of events please visit our website: www.stmaxchurch.org
Contact the Archdiocese…www.la-archdiocese.org
Welcome Our Newly Baptized
Today’s Readings
Our Catholic Traditions
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Are You Called to Become a Deacon
KOLBE’S KORNER PRESCHOOL KOLBE’S KORNER PRESCHOOL
NOW ENROLLING FOR FALL CLASSESNOW ENROLLING FOR FALL CLASSES
PARENT/ TODDLER CLASSESPARENT/ TODDLER CLASSES--TUES./WED. 9TUES./WED. 9--1111
3 YEAR OLDS3 YEAR OLDS–– 2 day or 3 day available 2 day or 3 day available-- 9AM 9AM–– NOON NOON
4 & 5 YEAR OLDS4 & 5 YEAR OLDS–– 3 day or 5 day available 3 day or 5 day available-- 9AM 9AM——NOONNOON
LUNCH BUNCH EXTENDED CARE AVAILABLE LUNCH BUNCH EXTENDED CARE AVAILABLE
Please pray for peace in our world and for the safe return of members of our parish family serving in war torn areas .
We will have a special blessing for all gradu-ates at our 11am Mass on Sunday, June 10th. All graduates please plan to attend to receive a spe-cial blessing celebrating
your accomplishments.
THE MYSTERY OF THE BLESSED TRINITY Today we celebrate the solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity. The Church sets aside this Sunday to focus our attention on the mystery of the Blessed Trinity, God who is one, but three persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The first reading from Deuteronomy emphasizes both God’s awesome greatness and amazing near-ness. It might seem beyond belief, but the God of all creation speaks to us, protects us, and guides us. The second reading from Saint Paul’s Letter to the Romans describes how we are to relate to the three persons who are one God. We are led by the Spirit to meet God the Father as adopted children. Our adoption is such that we are even heirs with our brother, Christ, the second person of the Trin-ity, in whose sufferings we must also share. In Mat-thew’s Gospel, Jesus speaks with his authority as God and sends us to teach and baptize in the name of the Trinity. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Even though the Easter season has drawn to a close, today’s feast still basks in the glow of Easter’s twilight. To believe that we are made in the image and likeness of God—a God whose in-ner life is described in terms of community—is to recognize that we are in relationship with one an-other. In the language of the liturgy, we do not each stand alone before God, but constantly af-firm this truth in the very words of our prayers. “We believe, we offer, we ask you,” we say, or “have mercy on us, hear us, listen to our prayer,” and in preparation for Communion, we pray the perfect prayer to “Our Father.” To be baptized is to enter into the life of a com-munity of faith. Nowhere is this sense of commu-nity more focused than at Sunday Mass, when we respond to the love of the Father by being to-gether in Christ, embraced by the Spirit, for the sake of the world. Today has been called an “idea feast,” and impossible to grasp fully. Yet, as the readings today explore, the Trinity is not a con-cept traced like a triangle on a blackboard. It is the air we breathe, the sign we trace on our bod-ies as a pledge and promise of God’s love. —James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Michael Joseph Allaria Son of Marc and Jill Gia Isabella Garrido Daughter of Matthew and Araceli Andres Solorzano Son of Ignacio and Diana
The Diaconate Formation Office will be hosting an Information Day for men in- terested in learning more about the Per- manent Diaconate. It will be held on Sunday, July 8, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at St. Jerome Parish located at 5550 Thornburn St., Los Angeles. Members of the Archdiocesan Diaconate Formation Office will be there to ex-plain the role of the deacon, to explain the di-aconate formation program, and to answer questions. Men must be between the ages of 30 and 60 years old to enter the program. Mar-ried men who are interested in the program are requested to attend with their wives. For more information, or to register for this day, please contact Ms. Silvia Esmeralda Hernandez at (213) 637-7383 or at: mailto:[email protected]
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June 4, 2012
Our Shared Values
SOCIAL To share values, experi-ence, Christian fellow-ship, and support to help members solve everyday problems. SPIRITUAL To grow in our faith through sponsorship of spiritual exercises; such as: Monthly Mass, our annual Men’s Retreat, as well as periodic pro-grams to encourage prayer, spiritual direction and education. SERVICE To share their faith and do outreach through a variety of charitable and community activities in support of the mission of our parish. SUPPORT To support one another during difficult times, whether family, faith or job related.
Our Meeting Format Except for holiday weekends, meetings are held on the 1st Mon-day of every month in O’Reilly Hall, Room #1. Our fellowship format is simply based on getting to know one another and in-cludes a complimentary meal and refreshments. Social time starts at 6:30 with dinner served at 7:00 and meeting announce-ments at 7:30.
For information regarding the Men’s Club, please contact Bill Martinet at:
805-405-2190 or [email protected]
The next meeting of your Men’s Club will be on:
Monday, June 4th
Our Guest Speaker Will Be:
MAGGIE PERRONE
Playing at the Top of Your Game
W > Have You Been? H E > Are You Now? R E > Are You Going?
Maggie is a dynamic speaker, knowledgeable and gifted in her ability to lead those present on a journey into finding their life’s purpose and identifying and using their inner wisdom. She holds her Nursing degrees from the University of Michigan and a Masters of Arts in Pastoral Ministry from St. John’s Seminary. She is the founder of Genuine Journeys and has over 28 years experience teaching and healing those in difficult personal, emotional, spiritual and physical situations. Come and join us for another interesting and informative evening with your fellow pa-rishioners. Social time at 6:30, complimentary dinner at 7:00 and our meeting at 7:30
Don’t forget to check the upcoming activities on our calendar below!
Mark Your Calendar Jun 4 – Regular Meeting Jul 2 - Regular Meeting Aug 18 – Beer and BBQ Night
A-men A publication for the Men’s Club of St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic Community
WE are here for YOU
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This Week at St. Max
Project Response
Religious Education Fall Registration
Religious Education registration forms for fall classes are available in the breezeway. About Religious Education: Religious Education is a lifelong process. As our lives change so does our understanding of our God and our faith. We have never learned eve-rything. For our young children we offer First Communion preparation which, normally, begins in first grade with the sacraments of First Confession and First Communion received in second grade. Often First Communion preparation is delayed until a child is older. We are very happy to have your children at any age. After First Communion we offer weekday, after school, classes from third through sixth grade. Our seventh and eighth graders have the opportu-nity to attend bi-weekly classes on Tuesday eve-ning with the alternate Tuesday evening as a youth ministry experience called MAX PAX. One of our favorite series of classes is called Fam-ily Faith. This is offered to children in third grade and older and their parents. These classes meet on the first Sunday of the month from October through April. A faith topic is presented to parents and children which corresponds to the child’s text-book. During the following month parents review the topic with their child. If you would like more information please call or e-mail the Religious Education Office. We look for-ward to seeing you this year.
ATTENTION ADULTS SEEKING ENRICHMENT AND UPDATING OF THEIR FAITH:
St. Jude’s is offering a Faith Formation Course on Tuesday mornings starting June 5th. The sessions start at 9AM and ends at 1PM. All the basic faith topics are covered. Child care is available. Call Cindy Kozal at 818-889-0612 or e-mail [email protected] for more information.
SUNDAY 6/3 12:15 RM2– VBS COUNSELORS MTG
MONDAY 6/4 6:30PM– HALL– MEN’S CLUB
TUESDAY 6/5 1PM– RM 2– PRAYER SHAWL 4:30PM– YOUTH RM-CBC MTG 7PM– RM 1– PAC
WEDNESDAY 6/6 6PM- HALL-YOUTH 2 THE MAX
THURSDAY 6/7 8:30AM– HALL- WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY
FRIDAY 6/8
SATURDAY 6/9 3:30– RM 7– BIBLE STUDY
PROJECT RESPONSE SUMMER COLLECTION Saturday June 16 8-10am is our fourth and last Project Response distribution for the 2011-12 year. Please take a Trader Joe's bag as you leave Church today or next weekend, and return it (or your own bag of sup-plies) before Friday 15th June. You can leave it in the breezeway outside the office. We collect food, clothing, cleaning supplies, baby items, and personal supplies for about a dozen local recipient agencies. As times have gotten harder, it seems that St. Max's response has grown...Thank you for your awesome generosity!
Youth Ministry
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Did You Know?
Any adult who works with children in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles must be fingerprinted and attend a Virtus (child abuse awareness ) class. Information on child safety is located in the breezeway. Parents: For your children’s safety please accompany them to the restrooms during Mass.
In this presentation, parish member Don Bessler, will share his 20 years of experience successfully investing in a variety of market en-vironments. He will discuss investment topics including the global macroeconomic outlook and his investment philosophy, which focuses on in-dividual companies’ business fundamen-tals. Please bring your questions and concerns about equity investing to what should prove to be a timely discussion topic.
Tuesday, June 5, Catholic Business Community (CBC) Speaker:
Don Bessler Chief Investment Officer/Portfolio Manager,
Windward Capital Management 4:30-6:00 in the Youth Room in O’Reilly Hall
F e a r o r G r e e d ? At the height of the financial crisis in late-2008/early-2009, pundits were predicting “the end of the world.” As a result, the majority of investors became terrified and sold their stock holdings, flocking to the “safety” of fixed income or cash. Since the March 2009 low, however, the S&P 500 Index has more than doubled—and many individual stocks have done even better. Despite the equity markets’ gains, however, most individuals continue to believe that investing in stocks is too risky.
Employment Ministry—Meeting Notice “Building a Powerful Resume—How to be Noticed”
June 6, 2012, St. Maximilian Catholic Church, 7:00 p.m. Room 2
If you are currently in the job market, you cannot afford to miss the next meeting of the St. Maximilian Employment Ministry on June 6, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. in Room 2. Did you know that a resume is typically looked at, initially, for no more than 30 seconds due to time constraints and the sheer volume of resumes received? Some are even reviewed by scanner. How do you get noticed? Steve Kolodin, Marketer-in-Chief, Westlake Marketing Group will offer his decades of experience to assist you in putting powerful tools available to you into action, helping to build that resume that will get you noticed and in tailoring it to suit your goals and target companies. Bring your resumes, your questions and any target positions or compa-nies; you may also submit your resume in advance to [email protected]. If you have any questions or wish further information about the Em-ployment Ministry, contact: Ron Cooke Bill Martinet 818-515-1656 805 405-2190 [email protected] [email protected]
MAX PAX – Junior High Youth Ministry 7th & 8th Graders, we had two more MAX PAX nights cal-endared, June 5th and June 19th. Unfortunately we need to cancel both of those and take the next three months of Tuesday’s off. Your Youth Minister needs more recov-ery time from back surgery. Please watch the bulletin during those months for sum-mer activities you may want to join in on, like beach trips, hiking and smores and the annual weekend camp-ing trip! All incoming 7th & 8th Graders will be welcome to those activities! Youth 2 The Max – High School Youth Ministry “Heart of a Soul Surfer” is a documentary about Beth-any Hamilton, the young Christian surfer who lost her arm to a shark. High Schoolers, come to O’Reilly Hall this Wednesday to watch Bethany’s journey of faith and see what it inspires in you……we just never know what blessings can come in our lives if we have a heart of faith in God! We’ll be there from 7-8:30pm. – bring your friends, we’ll supply the treats
Tips for Summer Camp Safety Summer is almost here. School is almost out, and a whole host of new opportunities for recreation and re-laxation await. Maybe you are sending your children to a music or sports camp? Or maybe they have been in-vited by their friends to go camping in the mountains or at the beach? Whatever the situation, it is important to remember that parents still have the responsibility of controlling access that new people will have to their children. If your children are attending a summer camp, insist that counselors or anyone else who might have access to your children have undergone an application process that includes a criminal background check and reference checks. For additional resources from VIR-TUS© Online go to http://archla.org/safeguard “Summer Safety Tips Can Help Prevent Child Sexual Abuse” For particular help, you may call Assistance Ministry at (213) 637-7650
Help support our Youth with their Summer Service Trip in New Mexico!
Stop by their table after all Masses
this weekend and donate to help them help others!
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Separated, Divorced & Widowed
Touched by Cancer Mass
Here and There
Attention Young Adults
Retreat Opportunities
Camp Mariastella
Images of America:Oak Park
Attention Adult CatholicsAttention Adult Catholics
Serra Retreat House in Malibu is offering the following retreat opportunities June through November 2012:
Divorced & Separated Retreat– June 22-24 Hispanic Couples Retreat—July 6-8 Senior Week Retreat– September 9-14 Women’s Retreat—September 14-16 Men’s Retreat- October 5-7 Women’s Retreat—November 2-4 For more information or registration call 310-456-6631 or see the website: www.serraretreat.com
Catholic Young Adults Network Come meet young Catholics (21-40 years old) from around Ventura County at the next meeting of the Catholic Young Adults Network. We're dedi-cated to bringing young Catholics together who share a desire to engage in their communities, promote Catholic values, and build the next gen-eration of Catholic leaders. Join us on June 6th, 7pm for our monthly mixer at Brendan's Irish Pub, 1755 E. Daily Drive in Camarillo. Contact Sean at 805-910-9393 for details. We look forward to see-ing you there!
Camp Mariastella, a residential camp for girls, located in lovely Wrightwood, in the San Gabriel Mountains, is cur-rently accepting applications for campers: girls agers 7-15 who would love to have a really great week at Sum-mer Camp. We are also recruiting Young women who are at least seventeen years old who would love to work as camp counselors for the summer! And we are looking for nurses who would like to volun-teer for one week with our summer camp program. Our buses pick up in Los Angeles, Lakewood, Encino, Santa ana and Victorville. A week of summer camp is the best experience you will have, we promise that! Camp Mariastella is a ministry of the Sisters of Social Service. Please call our camp office for more information at 818-285-1555 or e-mail us at [email protected] or you can visit our website at www.campmariastella.com.
Catholic Adult Diners’ Club: An opportunity for Catholic adults (singles and couples, 20s to 50s) to gather in an upbeat and lively social setting in order to meet other Catholic adults and discover culinary de-lights. The restaurant pick for Saturday, June 9th, 7:00pm is:
Buddha's Belly
446 West Hillcrest Drive Thousand Oaks
Please call Deanna at 805/409-7411 by June 6th for additional information and reservations.
St. John Eudes, Separated, Divorced and Widowed Catholic Support Group will meet on Friday, June 8th, at 8PM in Room C of Grill Hall at St. John Eudes Church, 9901 Mason Avenue in Chatsworth. The guest speaker will be Steven Shaps, MFT, who will discuss “Has Life Got You Uptight and You Need to Unwind?” For more information please call Kathy at 818-349-9355
There will be a special “Touched by Cancer” Mass on Wednesday, June 13th, at 6:30PM at Our Lady of the Assumption church, 3175 Telegraph Road in Ventura. Whether you are a survivor, a caregiver, family or friend or if you have lost someone to cancer, come share your strength, hope and faith. There will be a reception following Mass in the Santa Cruz Room to continue the support for one another.
Special Book Signing Just in time for Father’s Day and Graduation: a local event with Oak Park “Founding Fathers” Harvey Kern and David E. Ross, along with co-authors Derek Ross and Harry Medved, will be signing copies of their new book: Images of America:Oak Park. St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish site is pictured in this book. Proceeds from book and merchandise sales from this event will benefit St. Maximilian Kolbe Homeless Breakfast Minis-try.
Sunday, June 3rd Noon-2:00 PM Oak Park Plaza
NE Corner of Lindero Canyon and Kanan (book event in front of BeauImage, near
Starbucks)
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DEEPENING OUR FAITH Prayer Chain ……………………Receptionist …..818-991-3915 Respect Life ............Sarah Weddle…[email protected] Small Church ...... ………...Greg & Jamie Taylor 805-496-9725 Thursday Women’s Bible Study… Lisa Maxey. 818-706-1954
LITURGY
Liturgy Coordinator………...Polly Toohey. …818-991-3915x110 Altar Servers …………Dee Dee Stolshek………..805-531-0352 Karen Marrone…………...818-991-0871 Environment/Art.…….Kate Mulhern………………818-889-9265 Eucharistic Ministers ..Jan Younger………………818-889-6863 Denise Hobbs…………….818-991-6511 Funeral Arrangements….....Sarah Ruffing........... 818-991-3915 Lectors………………. .Dcn. Chris Laliberte 818-991-3915 x151 Music Ministry:……..Merrick McMahon…………..818-991-3915 Main Choir:……….Paul Fagundes. .……………...818-991-3915 Children’s/Youth Choir…….Merrick McMahon…..818-991-3915 Sacristan ………..………..Polly Toohey…...818-991-3915 x110 Ushers/Greeters ………......Janine Atkins………..818-991-3915
OUTREACH
Cerebral Palsy Home …..Dcn John/Paula Kruer 818-991-3915 Detention Ministry(Men’s).…........ Jim Graham ..818-991-7878 Camp 13– Women’s Detention…Joan DeSpain..818-883-9810 Employment Ministry…………….….Ron Cooke 805-716-3148 Habitat for Humanity……… Tim Schutz . [email protected] Homeless Breakfast….……….Sally Holland…. . 805-492-4879 Prayer Shawl Ministry...Margaret Santangelo…...818-706-3110 Project Response……………... Norm Lamarra ...818-707-0242 St. Michael’s Sister Parish ......Kathy Ireland…...818-991-3915 St. Vincent de Paul……..Ray Donckels………… 818-991-3915
GIFT SHOP
Gift Shop Manager ...Maryann Kleinman………..818-991-3915
COMMUNICATION
Bulletin……………..Susan Craddock…………….818-991-3915 Calendar……………Donna Trematerra………….818-991-3915 Press Releases…….John Friel…………………...818-889-2860 Website………………..Polly Toohey……………..818-991-3915
EDUCATION
Grades 1-8……..Susan Craddock DRE …...818-991-3915x112 Preschool…………………..Paula Kruer…….818-991-3915x114 Youth/Confirmation............Laura Diaz……..818-991-3915x113 RCIA…………………...Dcn. John Kruer …...818-991-3915x104 Pre-Baptism........ ...…...Bob/Gloria Farley .... …..818-991-0495
YOUTH COMMUNITY
Jr. High (MAX PAX)..............Laura Diaz …. 818-991-3915x113 High School Youth................Laura Diaz…...818-991-3915x113 Children’s/Youth Choir……Merrick McMahon… 818-991-3915
SOCIAL
Breaking Bread... …………Kathy/Larry Turner.....805-493-1975 Men’s Club ......... ..............Bill Martinet......... ......805-492-4607 Third Age Seniors………...Harald von Scotti…….805-241-5145 Married Couples AGAPE ..Bob/Gloria Farley……818-991-0495
WEDDINGS
Donna Trematerra…...Arrangements……………..818-991-3915 Karen Marrone……Coordinator…..……………….818-991-0871 O’Reilly Hall……….Lisa Capobianco…..818-991-3915 x 136 [email protected]
We invite you to contact the people listed below to participate in a ministry and become active members of St. Maximilian Kolbe..
For a list of the leadership of our Parish Council, Finance Council and Safe-guard the Children Committee, please see our website or pick up an informa-tion sheet in the breezeway.
What is the Catholic Church saying about current political issues? You may wish to
subscribe to
The Tidings
Southern California’s Catholic weekly newspaper and learn from the experts the Church’s position on the the headlines. Call 213-637-7378 to start your subscription. Become an informed Catholic.
Please consider visiting the website for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles: www.la-archdiocese.org. Especially view the tab for “Archbishop” and learn Archbishop Jose Gomez’ official statements on current topics.
Remember: Events, products, or services listed in the bulletin do not carry the implicit endorsement of St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish or the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Neither St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish nor the Archdiocese of Los Angeles has conducted an investigation of events, products, or services listed in this section of the bulletin. Accordingly, any use of or participation in the events, products, services, or other items advertised herein is the sole responsibility of the user and there shall be no liability whatsoever to St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish or the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.
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“You are not alone, call for help”
CRISIS PREGNANCY HOTLINE Life Center of Ventura County 1-800-973-7334 www.vclifecenters.com Offers confidential counseling, pregnancy tests, post-abortion and abstinence counseling ABORTION RECOVERY HELP Project Rachel 1-626-398-6100 www.righttolifeleague.com Offers confidential and compassionate counseling to help men, women, parents and families following this loss. MATERNITY HOMES Tender Life www.tenderlife.org Sarah’s House www.sarahshouse.org CHILD SHARE MINISTRY: Opportunity to participate in Foster Care/Adoption or to assist in this ministry Christine Reale: 818-889-4177 QUESTIONS: Kathleen McLaughlin 805/493-1861 CONTACT INFORMATION ON CURRENT LIFE ISSUES California Catholic Conference – www.cacatholic.org - click ‘Take Action’ The Administration – www.whitehouse.gov
June 3, 2012 Most Holy Trinity
Kolbe’s Village Gifts
The Perfect Source for for
Religious Gifts Beautiful Jewelry & Medals
Rosaries Bibles & Prayer Books
Picture Frames & Cards
Store Hours: Sunday: 8:30-12:30
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 10:00-4:00 Telephone: 818-991-3915 ext. 111
Thank You for Shopping with us!
Secretary to Pastor Pastor
Sarah Ruffing [email protected] Rev. Jarlath Dolan [email protected]
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Visiting Presiders: Deacon Couples:
Rev. Thomas Anslow, C.M. Rev. John Brennan, S.M.A. Rev. Leon Hutton Rev. Marc Reeves, S.J. Rev. Steven Thoma, C.R. Rev. Joel Henson
Deacon John & Paula Kruer [email protected] Deacon Chris & Amy Laliberte [email protected]
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Pastoral Associate
Donna Trematerra [email protected]
X 152
Religious Education Grades 1-8
Susan Craddock [email protected]
X112
Confirmation Youth & MAX PAX
Laura Diaz [email protected]
X113
Sacristan
Polly Toohey [email protected]
X110
Music Minis-try
Merrick McMahon [email protected] Paul Fagundes [email protected]
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Parish Development
Polly Toohey [email protected]
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Wedding Arrangements Funeral Arrangements
Donna Trematerra Sarah Ruffing
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Kolbe’s Korner Pre-School
Paula Kruer, Director [email protected] 818-874-1241 Fax: 818-874-1243
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O’Reilly Hall Information
Lisa Capobianco [email protected]
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Parish Busi-ness Manager
Cathy Brauer [email protected]
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Parish Directory Saturday Vigil: 5:00 PM Sunday: 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM Mon.,Tues. Wed., Fri.: 7:00 AM
Phone: 818-991-3915 Fax: 818-991-7152 www.stmaxchurch.org [email protected]
OFFICE HOURS Monday— Friday 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Closed for lunch 12:30-1:30pm After Hours Emergencies……….818-991-3915 ext. 0
Mass Schedule
Kolbe’s Korner Pre-School invites all children ages 2-5 years to register for Kolbe’s Korner Pre-School.
Attending a pre-school helps prepare a child
socially, academically and emotionally to begin elementary school.
818-874-1241 [email protected]
See page 6 for more information
Receptionists Annette Krause/ Donna Trematerra [email protected]
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Are you travelling this summer?
Check the nationwide Sunday Mass schedules during your
travels at:
www.masstimes.org
